John Butler

A personal account of searching for spiritual understanding initially outside Christian teaching, this book takes the position that there are as many ways to God as there are paths up a mountain. Interpreting his own spiritual breakthroughs, the author describes them as "windows of realization" and likens them to the sensation of being made whole. The book describes his journey from Eastern mantra-style meditation to the Orthodox "prayer of the heart"...

Rhyming text describes how various animals move.

In this counting book, Daisy's mother tells her of the many animals in the world who swim and play and fly while Daisy is asleep, from one tiger hunting in the jungle to ten penguins jumping out of the icy sea.

When the other barnyard animals comment on how tiny the littlest chick is, the proud little one peeps louder, stands taller, and runs faster than any of them.

"Can you growl like a bear, rolling in the snow? Can you chatter like a chimp, swinging to and fro? With so many funny animal noises to make, little ones will want to join in the fun--until they're ready to snuffle like a panda and snuggle up for the night!"--Publisher.

Describes the various sounds that some domestic animals make.

Pi-shu, a young panda, and his mother are forced to search for a safer place to live as humans begin to destroy their natural habitat.